Flour mill opens signaling new era for Hulett
The Hulett flour mill starts operation amid optimism. Citizens debate possibilities while planning future projects including a creamery and a planing mill. Supporters urge ongoing effort to attract new enterprises and aid town prosperity.
Arilla Goy Recites Selections in School Program
Reading selections include Urashima by Arilla Goy aged 6 and Sweet and Low by Doet M Baker and B Brosa aged 9. Eva Byrd presents a recitation What the Little Girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urashima
Doet M. Baker
B. Brosa
Eva Byrd
What the Little Girl
Teddie Madding
Dexter Gunderson
Anna Humphries
Boatman
Booster spirit drives community effort and education support
The town lauds school programs and booster activities as crucial for progress. Carl Garman sets a notable record in a field linked to future success. Sales of baskets yield promising funds the town sees as a valuable asset for growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Garman
Sse
Rhs
Oak Creek Hallowe'en Party At Upper Oak Creek School
Miss Lillian Beck and pupils hosted a Halloween party at the Upper Oak Creek schoolhouse Saturday evening with games tricks and refreshments. Bert Robbins and his thrashing crew completed fall work last week and none regret it. Walter and Bert Marchant visited relatives and returned home Thursday. Bert Robbins toured Sundance last week while Effie Anderson visited home folks Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper
Oak Creek
Lillian Beck
Bert Robbins
Walter
Bert Marchant
Sundance
Effie Anderson
Penson and Congleton Wed at Bride’s Home on Tinkcom Divide
Last Sunday morning Jesse Penson and Mabel Congleton married by Rev. J.S.F. Wood at the bride’s parents’ home. The couple, well known on the Tinkcom Divide in Wyoming, receive broad congratulations from friends in the area and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Penson
Mabel Congleton
J.S. F. Wood
Tinkcom Divide
Wyoming
Alum Creek Findings Auction and Local Happenings
The auction sale at Wm. Golding’s last week was very successful with Daniel Boone of St Onge as auctioneer and D R Evans of Belle Fourche as clerk. Ed Derrickson drilled 112 feet without finding water. LaFlamme raffled a folding bed at Herb Phillips’ last Saturday night with Haskell drawing the lucky number. A large dance crowd attended Herb Phillips’ event. Mrs. Knapp and Norma Derrickson visited Belle Fourche. Flora Redding visits her sister Mia Barrett this week. The Rawleigh man visited, Sam Adair bought cattle. Feed and pasture for sale with water and shelter. mention of M Murphy and Dobson ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Golding
Daniel Boone
St. Onge
D. R. Evans
Belle Fourche
Ed Derrickson
LaFlamme
Herb Phillips
Haskell
M. Barlean
Knapp
Norma
O. J. Derrickson
Misa Flora Redding
Mia
E. G. Barrett
McCoy Divide Ghosts Absent at White Hall Dance Planned
The McCoy Divide notes report ghosts absent at White Hall last Friday. A large crowd enjoyed the night. Mr Storm and daughter Sarah returned home happy. A dance is planned at White's hall on November 12 led by Chas Hauber. The column mentions several locals and events around the divide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Hall
Mr. Storm
Sarah
Jake Hauber
White’s Hall
Chas
Hauber
Lady
Rathbun's
Mr. Frinbee
McCoy
Honday
Kiehl and Kirk Tie the Knot in Butte County
R H Kiehl traveled to Belle Fourche to wed Miss Bessie Kirk of Sioux Falls. The ceremony took place at the county capital, marking the couple’s first steps into a permanent home among new neighbors as they begin married life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Kiehl
Belle Fourche
Bessie Kirk
Sioux Falls
Butte County
Kiehl
Fred Boyce
Wildfire Sparks Blaze Across Red Canyon Divide
A fire started by Herb Satton from a pipe lit a prairie area on the Red Canyon Divide. Wind carried the flames, causing excitement but no serious damage. Some timber land burned, but it was slash land ready for disposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herb Satton
Red Canyon
Narrow Escape As Boy Thrown From Horse
Last Saturday Jay Bush, helping his father drive cattle, was thrown from his horse and unconscious for about three hours. He recovered and is now getting along well with no serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Bush
Hunt Lisle Powell and W R Jones Return From West Trip
Hunt Lisle Powell and W R Jones return from a six weeks hunting trip out west with evidence of game found within limits. They report seeing much country and returning sunburned and tanned from the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisle Powell
W. R. Jones
Back Home Again After West Coast Trip
Uncle Jim and daughter Sarah return from a land and sea journey to the west coast. The outing proved enjoyable and beneficial as they look better for the experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Storm
Sarah
West Coast
Hemp proves viable in region despite small crop
The editor harvested hemp earlier this week showing a satisfactory yield and proving cultivation is possible here. Land seekers press on as demand grows. a Deadwood income property and a Crook County ranch trade are noted while local business picks up with an organ purchase and a new chief custodian appointed. Lucile Tinkoom’s health improves after a narrow escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deadwood
Crook Co
Gunderson
W. Roberts Hies
Viva
JL. M. Yarger
Thompson Creek
Lucile Tinkoom
Mendell Named President of Dry Farming Congress
At the officers election F W Mendell of Wyoming was chosen president. Frank Bowman Ida ho A B Henning R W Thatcher were elected first second and third American vice presidents. International and regional vice presidents from Russia Alberta Saskatchewan Mexico and Hungary were also chosen. Executive committee members include W F H Olio Colorado W H Philbrick Idaho A Atkinson Montana C B Knight Nevada J D Tinsley New Mexico J W Wreat North Dakota A J Mackay South Dakota G A Martin Texas J W Paxman Utah J D Tower Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Mendell
Wyoming
Frank ©. Bowman
Idaho
A. B. Henning
New Mexico
R. W. Thatcher
Washington
Russia
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Mexico
Hungary
W. FH
Olio
Colorado
W. H. Philbrick
A. Atkinson
Montana
C. 8. Knight
Nevada
J. D. Tinsley
J. W. Wreat
North Dakota
A.J. Mackay
South Dakota
G. A. Martin
Texas
J. W. Paxman
Utah
J.D. Tower
Also Mentioned on This Page
Halett
Hulett
Hulet
Lee Keeler
Chesney Baker
Beatrice Chittim
Doet
Mr. Johnson
Arilla Goy
Ee Benson
Congleton
Rawleigh
Sam Adair
M. A. Murphy
Dobson Ranch
McCoy Divide
Ripley Ball
Kiehl.Kirk
Nerrow
Mendell
Addi
Wyoming Typewriter Exchange
Weat 17Th St
Cheyenne, Wyoming